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2016) (Basedon15hours) (Basedon15hours) (Perperson) Tuition & Fees/Room & Board 2016/2017 Athletics Tuition • Affi liation: NCAA Division I for All Sports Resident Nonresident • Conference: Sun Belt Conference Undergraduate (Based on 15 Hours) ............$3,030 ............... $6,060 Men’s Sports: Baseball, Basketball, Campus Graduate (Based on 9 Hours) ........................2,313 ................. 4,626 • Mandatory Fees Cross Country, Football, Golf, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track Undergraduate (Based on 15 Hours) ............$1,070 ............... $1,070 QuickStats Graduate (Based on 9 Hours) ...........................646 .................... 646 • Women’s Sports: Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Golf, Indoor Track, Outdoor Breakdown of Tuition & Fees per Credit Hour Track, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball Undergraduate Graduate Tuition (Resident) ........................................$202.................. $257 Academic Excellence Fee ..............................6........................ 6 Arkansas State University Athletic Fee ..................................................19...................... 19 Employees Deferred Maintenance Fee .............................3........................ 3 A-State Jonesboro Campus Facilities Fee ..................................................4........................ 4 Employees (2016/2017) Mission: AState.edu Infrastructure Fee ...........................................4........................ 4 Instructional & Research Faculty ...............500 Library Fee .....................................................6........................ 6 Administrative & Support Staff ................ 1,041 Arkansas Student Recreation Fee .................................7........................ 7 Adjuncts & Graduate Assistants ................ 416 State Student Union Fee .......................................10...................... 10 University Technology Fee ............................................10...................... 10 Employee Diversity (Full-Time) Arkansas Assessment Fee (per semester) .........5 ........................ 5 educates Faculty Staff Student Activity Fee (>2 hours, per semester) .....20 ...................... 20 All Ethnic Minorities .........16.7% ...........16.6% leaders, Yearbook (>11 hours, per semester) ....................10...................... 10 Females ............................53.2% ..........61.5% Residence Halls with 7-Day Meal Plan +400 Flex Dollars enhances Occupancy (Per Semester) Double Single Deluxe intellectual Arkansas & University Halls ... $4,000 .........$4,165 ........$4,270 Carnegie & SREB Classifi cations Kays Hall ..................................4,000 ...........4,165 .............N/A growth and Northpark Quads (Bldgs 3-5) ............N/A ........... 4,270 ............. N/A Enrollment Contacts enriches Carnegie Classifi cation Honors Community (Bldgs 1-3) .... 4,045 ...........4,205 .............N/A lives. Master’s Large ROTC/STEM Community .............N/A ...........4,010 ..........4,035 Undergraduate Admissions Occupants of residence halls are required to participate in a university meal plan. Student Union, Room 2099 Southern Regional Education Campus Housing/Apartment Costs P.O. Box 1800 - State University, AR 72467 Board (SREB) Classifi cation (Per Semester) 2 Bed/ 4 Bed Telephone: (870)972-2782 Four-Year III 1 Bath 3 Bed Flat Email: [email protected] Collegiate Park (Per Person) ....... $2,550 .............. N/A ........$2,460 Red Wolf Den (Per Person) ........... 2,640 ......... $2,525 ..........2,555 Traditional Graduate Programs P.O. Box 1570 - State University, AR 72467 Village Apartments ........... ........... 3,415 ........... 3,880 .............N/A Telephone: (870)972-2031 Email: [email protected] Residence Life Online Graduate Programs P.O. Box 2920 - State University, AR 72467 Residence Halls (Fall 2016) Telephone: (870)972-2031 Women’s Halls: 2 Facilities Housing 405 (Greek Housing & University Hall) Email: [email protected] Established in 1909 as a state agricultural school • University status granted in 1967 Men’s Halls: 1 Facility Housing 362 (Arkansas Hall) Co-Ed Halls: 5 Facilities Housing 1,714 International Admissions (Kays Hall, Northpark Quads, & Living Learning Communities) International Student Center, Room 200 P.O. Box 2230 - State University, AR 72467 Collegiate Park Apartments: Housing 326 Telephone: (870)972-2329 For Upperclassmen Only Email: [email protected] Red Wolf Den Apartments: Housing 182 For Upperclassmen Only International Graduate Programs International Student Center, Room 200 Village Apartments: Housing 161 P.O. Box 2329 - State University, AR 72467 For Families, Non-Traditional-Aged Students, & Graduates Telephone: (870)972-2329 Email: [email protected] University Housing Occupancy (Fall 2016) Residence Halls Student Financial Aid/Scholarships Offi ce First-Time Freshmen ............................................ 1,153 (8.2%) http://www.astate.edu/irp Student Union, Room 2078 November 2016 Other Undergraduates ..........................................1,132 (8.0%) P.O. Box 1620 - State University, AR 72467 Other University Housing .............................................. 612 (4.3%) Telephone: (870)972-2310 Students Not Living On-Campus .............................11,188 (79.4%) Email: fi [email protected] Questions concerning data in this brochure should be directed to: Institutional Research & Effectiveness & Research Affairs Academic Division of A AR 72467 Box 790, State University, P.O. (870)972-3027 Telephone: Fax: (870)972-3683 Email: [email protected] Site: Web The information in this guide may differ from data reported by the Offi ce of Institutional Effectiveness to other federal, state and regional agencies due to differences in reporting guidelines, reporting defi nitions and the timing of when the information was prepared. Visit the Arkansas State University web site: AState.edu Students Degree Programs Fall 2016 2015/2016 Enrollment (Including Degree Centers & Other Sites) Arkansas Two-Year Institutions Contributing to Enrollment Academic Degrees Offered Undergraduate Graduate Total ASU-Beebe .......................................................................103 (11.8%) Associate Degree Programs ............... 5 Degrees in 15 Fields Headcount ........................ 9,839 ............ 4,246 ..........14,085 ASU-Newport ............................................................70 (8.0%) AA, AAS, AASN, AGS, AS Full-Time-Equivalent (FTE) .. 8,262 ............ 1,845 ..........10,107 Black River Technical College ........................................64 (7.3%) Bachelor’s Degree Programs ............ 16 Degrees in 78 Fields ASU-Mountain Home .................................................46 (5.3%) BA, BAS, BFA, BGS, BM, BME, BS, BSA, BSCE, BSE, Course Enrollment by Instructional Delivery & Time East Arkansas Community College ...........................38 (4.3%) BSEE, BSEN, BSME, BSN, BSRS, BSW Arkansas Northeastern College .....................................29 (3.3%) Headcount FTE Graduate Certifi cate Programs ........................... in 18 Fields Honors Courses .......................................... 771 ...............169 Master’s Degree Programs ............... 17 Degrees in 56 Fields Web ..........................................................7,525 ............2,429 Arkansas High Schools First-Time MA, MACC, MAT, MBA, MCD, MEM, MM, MME, MPA, MRC Compressed Video Courses ....................... 239 .................75 Contributing to Enrollment Freshmen Undergraduate MS, MSA, MSE, MSEngr, MSMC, MSN, MSW, PSM Valley View High School ........................61 ........................464 Specialist Degree Programs .................. 2 Degrees in 4 Fields Jonesboro High School ......................... 64 ........................463 EDS, SCCT Student Load Undergraduate Graduate Greene County Tech High School ......... 74 ........................431 Doctoral Degree Programs .................... 5 Degrees in 8 Fields Full-Time .................................7,305 (74.2%) ......756 (17.8%) Nettleton High School ............................62 ........................350 DNP, DOT, DPT, EDD, PHD Part-Time ................................2,534 (25.8%) ...3,490 (82.2%) Paragould High School ...........................36 ........................339 Cabot High School ................................ 27 ........................220 Gender Undergraduate Graduate Bryant High School .................................67 ........................197 Largest Degree Programs by Enrollment (Fall 2016) Male ........................................ 4,185 (42.5%) ...1,440 (33.9%) Marion High School ................................ 32 ........................145 Undergraduate Female .................................... 5,654 (57.5%) ...2,806 (66.1%) Searcy High School ...............................39 ........................140 BSN Nursing ..............................................................667 Brookland High School ...........................33 ........................138 BS Biological Sciences ...........................................515 BGS General Studies.................................................324 Ethnic Minorities (Non-Caucasian, excludes Unknown & International) Average ACT Composite Scores & High School GPA for BSE Elementary Education .......................................315 Undergraduate Graduate First-Time Freshmen BS Business Administration ....................................299 All Minorities ............................ 1,834 (18.6%) ......786 (18.5%) A-State
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